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THE BOLDER INTRODUCES THE WAVE: A LANDMARK VILLA REDEFINING COASTAL LUXURY IN NORWAY

The Bolder Wave — a one-of-a-kind residence perched on the edge of the North Sea launched as part of visionary design-led lodge brands. .

Category: - Norway - Industry economy - Hotel opening - Sustainability
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Photo credit © Elin Engelsvoll


The team behind The Bolder, one of Norway’s most visionary design-led lodge brands, unveils a new and distinct addition to its portfolio: The Bolder Wave — a one-of-a-kind residence perched on the edge of the North Sea, just 10 minutes from Stavanger Airport and an hour from The Bolder lodges in Lysefjord.

Expanding the Bolder’s reputation for bold architectural storytelling and landscape-integrated retreats, the Bolder Wave provides the ideal escape for those seeking time out from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.

Designed by acclaimed architects Jarmund / Vigsnæs, the 285 m² residence features hand-crafted elements, including a Hamran concrete kitchen, Dinesen oak floors, soaring ceilings, and panoramic views of the sea.

Positioned on nearly five acres of land, with geothermal heating, the villa has access to one of Norway’s best surfing beaches, Hellestøstranded. Huge large glass doors invite the coastal light indoors, opening directly onto protected dunes and views of expansive North Sea. A historic guesthouse, repurposed as an annex, adds additional accommodation — the residence can host up to 8 guests in total.

This isn’t just a coastal villa — it’s a bold fusion of Nordic architecture, raw nature, and quiet luxury,” says Elin Engelsvoll, General Manager of The Bolder.

Every decision reflects our belief that today’s traveller is looking for something grounded, sustainable, and emotionally resonant.”

As climate-conscious travellers turn to “cool-cationing” and low-impact escapes, the opening comes at a time of rising demand for Nordic retreats. Norway recorded a record-breaking 38.6 million overnight stays last year, including more than 12 million by international travellers — many seeking wellness, nature-based experiences, and off-grid luxury.


Photo credit © Elin Engelsvoll




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